Bring the source file
Upload a supported DXF and check the detected units, dimensions and geometry against your job information.
DXF review
Find the questions in your drawing before the saw starts.
Bring a supported DXF into one review workflow. Inspect the drawing, check reported geometry issues and record your decision before handing work to fabrication.
Review plans and trial terms before starting.
Inspect the findings
Review the issues and recommendations shown for that file. Missing source information still needs your confirmation.
Review before release
Resolve the findings, confirm the intended output and keep the required shop sign-off before fabrication.
What to check on your first job
A passing software check is not permission to cut. Confirm the current manufacturer specification, material, thickness, cutout, seam and machine requirements for the actual job. SlabWise does not certify physical safety, detect every mistake or guarantee a prevented remake.
Decide from your own results
Bring a representative job and compare the completed result, time spent, corrections and setup effort with your current process. Keep using your existing checks while you evaluate SlabWise. Processing time and savings depend on the file, work and shop.
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